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I wish Roger Penske wouldve kept his ownership of the track 😞

I really wanna go out there n explore it just to see whats left of the finishline, victory lane and old logos...seems like a nice place for a photoshoot. Damn near every abandoned track i really would love to visit

I live 5 minutes from there! When I was a kid back in the 50's I was fascinated by the spinning antennae as we drove by! The past few months they began clearing all the land to make way for another warehouse. From what I've heard, they might be keeping the antennae platforms up for history. Or maybe too expensive to take down!

Cool structure. It’s a shame it’s in the present condition. I wouldn’t place hope in anything ever happening to it, besides its destruction. If people are exploring it, and folks get hurt due to their exploration, the government will finally move to get it eradicated. It’s a shame, as it is a very unique building.

No reliable public transportation there. Not all tourists wish to drive. That's the problem with Miami Dade overall. It has great attractions but how would tourists and workers a like commute to that location?

Yeah it ova wit

look at all that exposed rebar , that thing will collapse one day . 10/10 dont reccomend anyone go in there.

Thank you

TV and radio were in a booth at the top of the grandstand.

Wonderful job John! Very informative and excellent editing with this video 😊 really enjoyed it

I spend every Christmas in the cabin @ 1:15. My girlfriend and I started that during Covid.

Open your eyes

Awesome tour. Been to the capitol once but sadly never went inside, thanks for giving me a look into it

About 25-30 years ago, me and a few friends got up on top of those radar platforms. It was very scary up there! The concrete was crumbling and you could see through it in spots. It swayed in the wind. I can only imagine how it is now. We also went down into base in Sicklerville. We built a rope ladder and went down the air shaft. It was huge. 2 stories deep and the blast doors were enormous.

Old payphone spot? Was that a joke?

Baltimore harbor tunnel

I think that was a hospital i heard of it that was sad terrible what happened to those patients R.I.P. to them u did a wonderful job on the video

It was a surprise and at the same time refreshing to see this site virtually graffiti free after all these years. Thanks for the interesting tour.

It was really fun going there I took a tour

Ooohhhhhh you trespassing

When I was a young child, my father, a newspaper editor, used to take me up to see the Nike Missiles in Erial, NJ. Always loved to go see them! Thanks for the video!

There's one in Old Bridge also abandoned.

There was another one in Piscataway. I went there as a cub scout on a tour.

im getting old. i remember when i tent camped and put my tent on a nice moss covered ground. no air matress. i guess they figure everyone has one now that they've made the sites all stone and boards.

This is our favorite campsite. Beware though that in the cooler months its colder on the water. As the water rushes by you get a little cold breeze. Awesome in the summer but I froze my butt off hammock camping in October. 22 degrees that night and the sound of rushing water make you want to pee every couple hours. lol

Nice vid. I was there many moons ago... ('94?). I walked beyond the logjam and followed the lake to where the three waterfall streams come together on the other end and feed the lake. I had my fishing rod, of course. Found a spot with a day-old pile of grizz scat. Threw out a line and caught some really nice cutthroats... All the while singing with gusto The Ballad of Jed Clampett and Day Tripper. Fortunately, no bears. Thanks for the memory. sw

There's the DOD place in Carneys Point also. But i heard the land is contaminated.

Great video!!!

Cold War Era stuff. Very historic

you should check out the DoD next

I went to the high school around the corner. We used to go out here to engage in nature's delight with products from the gas station next to that dunkin. Good times great spot. Many of our parents also enjoyed this place.

Absolutely amazing! I don't believe it was built in the 1800's however. Maybe founded in the 1800's Thanks!

I was there years ago with my wife and kids, and we climbed to the top too. A little scary up there, with huge drops on either side. I remember those views like it was yesterday. An interesting thing happened when we were about 2/3 of the way up the switchback trail. Two Marine Corps Harriers came flying the valley doing a low level practice flight. They were right at eye level with us, but in the middle of the valley. The second one was about 10 seconds behind the first. That was very cool. We also toured a cavern in the area. Overall, we had a great time that day, and I can definitely recommend visiting.

I just did this one and the hidden tunnel too. Did you know that the highest point in GA - Brasstown Bald is 2.5 hour drive away? I did that one too. It's a short steep paved up like this one. The views were awesome!

I commented on your Mount Davis vlog and wanted to thank you for this vlog too. This will be my second stop. Great video!

I am planning a cross country adventure for next spring, starting with Mount Davis, the high point of PA being my first stop. Thank you for this informative and a great vlog! 😊

Beautiful views and I am happy you made it to the top!!! Congratulations!

I don’t have any plans at this time. I definitely on my list. Do you have any suggestions?

Was the trail closed? How does that work? Are you allowed to get as far as you can even if it is closed?

Are you considering exploring upper michigan?

Where was this taken? Frederick, Maryland?

Oh my gosh! This is amazing! Everyone loves Teddy Bears ❤

Good advice! Question How are you able to enjoy so many wonderful hiking adventures ? Are you retired?

Camped in that same site few years back. Elkmont is our favorite and camp there every fall. Happy Camping

Camp store went down hill big time since the old man sold it they jacked prices up got rid of some stuff he ran a better family store

Snow/fog/rain blindness is REAL. Don’t hesitate to wear your sunglasses during each. You’d be surprised at the difference.

I camped here before it became KOA and it was very nice…… If you didn’t know this, Kenny Chesney use to play gigs here when he went to ETSU. It wasn’t always a campground🍻

I was stationed in Swedesboro in 1963-64.I was a Assemble Sergent. It hard to believe all the trees and brush on both site. The mess hall was in the Radar Area.I was 20 years and calibrated each missiles guidance unit.

John, great set up but you might want to also consider carrying a folding saw, gloves and a tarp with cordage. Doesn't add that much extra weight to the backpack but compliments your fire tools, just in case.

nice video and informative, planning to hike there soon thanks for sharing